Answer by Joe Rockhead Rockin for Employee registered domain in his name and...
If this employee uses his personal credit card or his own money and his own private email address to register the domain and the website hosting and was never compensated for it (this is a regular...
View ArticleAnswer by sueneu for Employee registered domain in his name and left.. now what?
The credit card may be the key. I've run into this scenario a few times when redesigning sites for small businesses, as JamesRyan said its not unusual. Its also not unusual for managers to be unclear...
View ArticleAnswer by gnasher729 for Employee registered domain in his name and left.....
If a company employee registers a domain for the company in his own name, so that payments come out of his own bank account, then this may be just due to stupidity. Maybe he found it easier to set up...
View ArticleAnswer by Lightness Races in Orbit for Employee registered domain in his name...
I just want to add a note of caution.You say only that the ex-employee is refusing to hand over the login details for his account with a domain registrar.That's completely reasonable.It doesn't...
View ArticleAnswer by JamesRyan for Employee registered domain in his name and left.. now...
This seems to be quite a common occurance with small businesses and cowboy web developers. If he bought the domain while employed for the company it is almost certainly their property even if he used...
View ArticleAnswer by Andrew Lott for Employee registered domain in his name and left.....
If john.doe@somecompany.co.za is on your company domain, then you should be able to access those emails and have a password reset by the registrar. You can then log in and transfer back to a generic...
View ArticleEmployee registered domain in his name and left.. now what?
My new client has the following problem:They had an employee (I.T. Dept) and who registered the company domain under his name john.doe@somecompany.co.za. Now John has since left the company and the...
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